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I played golf with him about a year and a half ago the day of their concert in Phoenix a good friend of mine is a good friend of his. He's a down-to-earth, regular guy, and a pretty good golfer we tied with 82's. I asked him if he was going to play lots of songs from their new album. He looked at me, smiled and winked, and with his slight Southern twang said, "Art, when you got 16 Number Ones in the rack, people get pissed if you don't play 'em.
Of course, being a sales geek, I found a way to turn a concert into a sales lesson. Billy Joel helped the crowd buy him by making it about us , personalizing and customizing his comments, and overall projecting a warm vibe that made him likeable because he genuinely cared about his audience.
Sounds like a good model, doesn't it? Lands' End, part of Sears Holding and sold exclusively at Sears stores, has long been beloved by women of a certain for being a bit of bathing suit maverick. Schaffer, manager of Nissan marketing, says Nissan is focusing on Altima with the program because the latest Altima is hitting showrooms now and because "it's an important volume brand for us that connects with people who read these titles.
Since travel loyalty programs were launched in another acute recession, it's fitting that this current recession should present another major turning point for the future of airline and hotel loyalty programs. Marketing efforts tap augmented reality technology from Total Immersion to get Trekkies closer to the action. I can post articles, keep tabs on my best friends from college and share long forgotten photos with former kindergarten classmates. Yet, while this type of connectedness appeals to the executive and friend in me -- it does little for me as a mom.
When I'm in mom mode, I'm looking for something more meaningful than chit-chat and funny reminders of moments past. I need advice, guidance and the connections you can only feel with someone who has experienced what you're going through, when you're going through it. Right here, right now. Mindset matters. To better understand the social mindset of moms, here at BabyCenter we recently conducted a series of social surveys that revealed the vast difference in how moms engage in mom-centric communities versus mass social networks.
Moms visit parenting communities to learn from other moms. Eighty-seven percent of moms report having read information or advice posted by other moms on community, social networking or blog sites. Parenting social networks are the ultimate level playing field. Within these communities, things like location, job, education, religion and political affiliation are somewhat inconsequential.
What matters is their shared experiences based on commonalities like due date, child's birthday or perhaps the special needs of their child. So who do they trust? Seventy-two percent of moms surveyed said that sharing a similar experience and having children the same age are the two factors enabling them to trust other moms.
Moms welcome communications with marketers in mom-centric social networks. Early motherhood is a significant time for product testing and trial. It is a time when moms welcome new ideas, products and services that could potentially make their lives easier.
Marketers should tap into the power of mom word of mouth. Our research with Keller Fay Group shows that pregnant and new moms have one-third more word-of-mouth conversations per day than women in general. Moms average word-of-mouth conversations per week about products, services and brands, most of which are positive and considered highly credible by other moms. Let's change that perception. Let's move beyond simply looking at where moms spend their time, and focus on what they are trying to accomplish at that moment.
Clearly, mindset really does matter. Labels: marketing , social media. In about 3 hours, I'll post an article on Connecting with Moms. Right up front, I will admit my bias here.
I've always found the advertisements and shows that portray dads as the bumbling idiots to be pretty insulting. I think it demeans how dedicated many men are to their kids and being a good dad. It's not that we can't laugh at ourselves, but from a marketing point of view -- I may find it funny but I sure don't see myself in the portrayal.
So if you want to amuse me If you want me to buy something, you'd better find a different avenue. What the study suggests is that men are now feeling the same pressures to balance their lives and that pressure is causing a lot of stress. It suggests that perhaps it's time for marketers to re-think how they target and talk to men. I'm curious what you think Or do you think marketing is ahead of the research and we already knew this? Here's some of the study's data and analysis.
Fathers in dual-earner couples are spending more time with their children but are experiencing more work life conflict than mothers. Greater proportions of both men and women agree that employed women can be good mothers, the study found. Both men and women who grew up with employed mothers have greater acceptance of working mothers than those whose mothers did not work outside the home. On average, employed fathers of all ages spend 3. For employed mothers of all ages, time spent with children has remained at 3.
Mothers under 29 today average 5. Men also say they are taking more overall responsibility for the care of their children. The report states that the gradual increase of women in the labor force over the past half century, combined with various work life trends and economic pressures, has resulted in a shrinking gap between how men and women view their careers, family roles, and the fit between their lives on and off the job.
Labels: marketing. Our weekly update from Amy: Spanked cows. Unnecessary accents. The Salvation Army advertises on every rock, window and pizza box. Let's launch! There is no "i" in team; orbit is a different story. Jimmy Dean launched "Spaced Out" to promote its line of breakfast sandwiches. Simply put, this ad makes me happy. The planets are out of alignment and fading fast at 10 a.
Unacceptable for the sun, who discovers that the planets have yet to eat breakfast. Once a sausage, egg and cheese croissant is devoured, the planets sedately orbit around the sun. Watch the ad here. Magners pear cider is all pear, no disappointment. He's constantly given the run-around, with Magners pear cider the only dependable thing in his life.
Sad for him, but fun for us! Watson is sick of being misled by fast food chains, movie reviews and exercise equipment. How do you know what kind of bodies I dream of," he quips. The spot ends with Watson meeting a blind date at a pub. She takes one look at him and says, "Strong, athletic build? See the ad here. Watson describes his friend Duncan in another ad, who was promoted to head of a department where he's the lone member. See it here. The final ad, seen here , captures Watson's tirade against supposedly user-friendly cell phones.
It's definitely worth watching. Intel launched a massive brand campaign on May 11 that redefines rock stars, clean rooms and hobbies. A man walks into an Intel cafeteria and receives rock star treatment. Women swoon, ask for autographs and doodle his face on their notebooks. Intel arranges a press conference in the next ad, seen here.
The company wants to introduce the world to Intel's smallest chip. When it's dropped at the press conference, attendees are seen scouring the floor for the delicate object. Online ads, shown here and here , show the difference between an average person's hobbies and reading material compared to those who work at Intel.
Print ads juxtapose Intel rock stars and musical rock stars and Intel clean rooms compared to a young girl's clean room. See the ads here and here. Bios of the engineers portrayed in the ads can be found on the campaign's Web site. Be sure to check out the virtual wind tunnel, as well. There is something terribly wrong yet terribly right about this ad. Carl's Jr. Watch the ad here , created by Mendelsohn Zien. This time around, the cows are spanked and shook, udders flying about, under an orange hue.
Can we talk about the accompanying song used in the ad? Can we say impulse iTunes buy? The Salvation Army of Northern New England launched a fantastic campaign in Portland, Maine, dubbed the "advertising campaign that cost nothing.
More than 40 local businesses in Portland agreed to participate in the campaign by donating windows, walls, coffee sleeves, bar mirrors, shopping bags and pizza boxes as ad space.
You might even find a rock turned into an ad. Traditional print, TV and online ads, running on donated media, support the nontraditional ads. The TV spot watches a woman paint copy inside a Salvation Army logo on window space donated by a local bookstore. The campaign drives residents to the Salvation Army Web site , where creative is showcased along with a list of participating businesses and donating options.
The VIA Group created the pro bono campaign. SpecSaver launched two TV spots in Amsterdam supporting its experienced opticians and special offers.
The Dutch-language ads feature a smarmy high-end salesman trying to convince consumers to pay more for their eyewear. The salesman offers a customer a cappuccino in the first ad, seen here. He's soon zapped away and replaced by a SpecSaver employee who tells viewers, "At SpecSavers you are being served only by certified opticians who have studied for at least three years.
And we think clear pricing is a serious business. SpecSaver man steps in, tells viewers if they buy glasses for 99 euros and up, the second set is free He also changes the girl's lollipop to an apple.
Talk about taking all the fun away BSUR created the campaign and handled the media buy. Here's a campaign full of yummy coffee and unwarranted accents. Reminds me of people who pronounce Target as Tar-Jay. The beverages have the power to make commuting to work pleasurable and interacting with co-workers a treat, especially if said co-worker bought you the drink. Another ad makes chores like ironing and washing the car more pleasurable experiences when iced coffee and mispronunciations are involved.
Check out the interactive element of the campaign here. Labels: Advertising , marketing , Media Post. The power of our Words: Avoid 'Power Robbers' Certain expressions, phrases and word selection can rob the speaker of his or her power.
These "power robbers" should be avoided. Verbal shortcomings detract from our confidence, authority, and professionalism. Salespeople are not powerless against the power robbers, however. These are questions at the end of a sentence that give the impression you are unsure of what you just said, or are looking for approval. An example would be: "I think the proposal is good, don't you? If your aim is to stimulate conversation or encourage feedback, ask an independent question, such as, "I think the proposal is good.
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